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Updates on Monday 25 April 2016
BBC Look North, Yorkshire
Investigations have started into what caused a large sink hole to open up in a road in Sheffield.
The hole appeared yesterday in the Millhouses area of the city, on Hutcliffe Wood Road, near Archer Road.
Businesses in the area are open as usual.
More on BBC Look North on BBC1 at 13:30
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Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News
One of Britain's staples of the High Street, BHS is to file for administration.
Here's my report from the store on Sheffield's The Moor:
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield news
The forewoman of the jury at the Hillsborough inquests says at least seven of them have reached a conclusion on whether the 96 victims were unlawfully killed or not.
The conclusions will be formally returned tomorrow at 11:00.
BBC Sport
He's back!
England cricketer Joe Root is returning to the place where it all started for him today.
The batsman will be at Sheffield Collegiate Cricket Club this morning as Root becomes the latest ambassador for the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation.
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BBC Sheffield news
The owners of Didcot power station have confirmed the remaining part of the boiler house will be demolished as part of the effort to recover three missing workers buried under the rubble.
The families of those who are missing have been told that this is now the plan.
Ken Cresswell, 57, and John Shaw, 61, both from Rotherham, and Christopher Huxtable, 34, from Swansea are still missing in the rubble.
RWE Npower has insisted work to recover the bodies of the missing workmen at Didcot power station is continuing seven days a week.
Quote MessageWe also understand that any potential work involving further explosive demolition on site causes distress for the families. Having explored other manual options, our experts have made it clear that the quickest and safest way to bring the building down is by controlled explosive demolition, using a methodology such that it ensures the remaining structure falls away from the current debris pile."
RWE Npower
Phil Bodmer
Journalist, BBC Look North
Excavators have been brought in to examine what caused sink hole to open up on Huntcliffe Wood Road, Millhouses, Sheffield.
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield news
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Ben Schofield
Hillsborough reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside
The coroner at the Hillsborough Inquests has told the jury he will accept a majority decision on the question of whether the 96 who died in the disaster were unlawfully killed.
Image source, OtherSir John Goldring said he would accept a decision in which at least seven agree and no more than two of the jury disagree.
The jury has been deliberating for nine full days since retiring on 6 April.
The jurors are filling in a 14-section questionnaire, which asks if various factors contributed to the disaster on 15 April 1989.
They have reached unanimous conclusions for 13 of the questions but have not been able to decide on an answer to question six, which asks if the 96 were unlawfully killed.
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News
I'm at British Home Stores in Sheffield, where staff are being told officially that it's going into administration
John Hannett, general secretary of the shopworkers' union Usdaw, says the apparent demise of BHS is "devastating" for staff.
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield news
The coroner at the Hillsborough inquests tells the jury he'll accept a majority decision on the question of whether the 96 victims were unlawfully killed.
The jury has now retired again.
Phil Bodmer
Journalist, BBC Look North
I'm at Hutcliffe Wood Road in Sheffield, where investigators have told me the road in Millhouses will be closed for some time as investigations continue.
The sink hole is thought to be up to 6 metres deep.
Contractors are on site and people living in the area have been telling me they suspect old mine workings could be to blame.
Everard Davy
BBC Radio Sheffield News
Clare Frisby
BBC Look North, presenter
Four Yorkshire cities are to host Sky Ride cycle events this summer.
Roads around Sheffield, external, Bradford, Leeds and York city centres will be closed for several hours as people of all ages cycle on a traffic-free route.
Sheffield's will take place on Sunday 3rd July.
Thousands of people take part in the British Cycling events, which also include music and entertainment
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News
I'm at British Home Stores on the Moor in Sheffield, where another High Street retailer is expected to bite the dust.
BHS will announce it's going into administration at 11:00 today. The move puts 11,000 jobs at risk across the country.
We'll have more coverage this morning on BBC Radio Sheffield.
So what's gone wrong with BHS? And would shoppers miss it?
This is what shoppers on one high street have had to say...
Kevin Larkin
Doncaster Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
What has the head of a duck, the leg of a horse and the tail of a fox?
It's 15ft tall and it's called The Big Donco - a creature being built in honour of Doncaster which will go on display at the Tour de Yorkshire, external this weekend.
Artist Dan Jones from Right Up Our Street, external came up with the idea:
Snow showers for some today.
Not all that bad for others with sunny spells:
But feeling more like winter than spring:
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield news
The hole in the road is causing delays to traffic in the Abbeydale Road area of Sheffield this morning.
Here's a round up of some of the issues:
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Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
I'm reporting from Hutcliffe Wood Road this morning, where a massive hole has closed the road to traffic.
Contractors are here and assessing the problem.
You've been leaving your comments on our Facebook, external page:
Quote MessageArcher Road and Hutcliffe Wood Road are THE worst roads in Sheffield, easy!! Council need to pull their fingers out and instead of patching the things up every time a pothole appears, get it resurfaced, the road surface is horrendous on both of these roads!!"
Chloe Elizabeth Hill
Quote MessageDon't think the council have a sensible plan in repairing roads, I mean why redo Fraser Road and leave archer road out, a case of throwing darts at a map and seeing what road to do next based on where the dart lands."
Andrew Cupitt
Quote MessageYou could see it starting to appear last Saturday and it's got worse and worse since then, the council should have paid attention then instead of just spraying a line round it and leaving it until it's collapsed. Will be a nightmare in the morning with Monday traffic."
Laura Andrews
Kay Crewdson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
After a mostly dry, though rather cloudy start we should see some bright spells before cloud increases and a band of showers arrives from the north towards midday.
Feeling cold with a high of 11C.
